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Very difficult indeed, I agree with you, Dirk.
I don't know what you think of the example I chose to display, but I would say that it isn't bad at all.
Of course, the example owned by J. Goldberger or the ones of the PP Museum would be absolute grails.
Have a nice weekend.
Best, Emmanuel
“Exploding” numerals
KMII 's Franck Muller Crazy Hours posted this morning inspired me to show this Patek Philippe example of the ref. 11 , a reference introduced in 1917 and characterised by its rectangular case and dial with Art Deco “ exploding” numerals . This particular ...
Great topic, I’m hunting for one since 15 years.
However, it is so difficult to be sure that all is 100% correct. Especially the dial as a lot of them are refinished. Fascinating watches though as the often have a “modern” size. Thx for sharing, Dirk
Very difficult indeed, I agree with you, Dirk.
I don't know what you think of the example I chose to display, but I would say that it isn't bad at all. Of course, the example owned by J. Goldberger or the ones of the PP Museum would be absolute grails. Have a nice weekend. Best, Emmanuel
Nice examples 👌🏻👍🏻
Many brands used to feature these, including VC and as shown here PP. They do add a bit of romance for sure 👌🏻
Indeed, it has become an iconic Art Deco design.
Romance and playfulness, a playfulness Franck Muller brought to another level.
Yes, these exploding numerals are pure joy!
Have a nice weekend, Salman. Best, Emmanuel
Thanks Emmanuelle for writing this post !
The art deco design of this watch is unusual and amazing !